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(More customer reviews)As a grandparent, I wanted to expose my granddaughter to computer games that would challenge their mind, make them think and leave them with life-long life lessons that would help shape their personality. I think the Pajama Sam and Feddie the Fish games are incredibly ingenious. Realistically, these games are better suited for children nearing five or over, as the games require cognizant skills that most children do not possess until that age. These games make them think creatively to solve problems, and in every version of these games, Pajama Sam and Freddie the Fish have to help others along the way to get to their goals. These games are a much better experience for the child if an adult plays with them to help them figure out the challenges presented during the game. Otherwise, these challenges can become overwhelming for a child, and the child, (and for that matter adults too,) can become frustrated and give up. One of the great life lessons..don't give up..keep trying..and try something different if what you are doing doesn't work. My granddaughter and I have spent hours playing these games, and she is totally addicted. The rewards for figuring out the different things that need to get done to finish the game are tremendous, and are huge self-esteem and confidence builders for the child. And, should you get absolutely stuck and can't seem to move onward through the game, there is help. In all Windows versions except Vista, simply press F1 anytime during the game to take you to a help menu that will give you clues on how to proceed. Also, let's say you've played for awhile and want to quit. By clicking on the computer icon either at the bottom right or bottom left of your screen, you'll be able to save the spot where you left the game, so that the next time that you play, you can pick up from where you left off. Extremely clever, and well-done games for both children and adults.
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Freddi Fish 3: Case of the Stolen Conch Shell (Jewel Case)Product Description: The Great ConchShell has been stolen and it's up to Freddi Fish and Luther to catch theculprit!Product InformationAll is well on their tropical vacation until the finny friends realizethat Great Conch Shell is missing! Uncle Blenny can't open the Founder'sDay Festival until the heralded horn has been recovered! Your child willjoin Freddi Fish and Luther as they explore ancient ruins play games ata fun-filled carnival and even discover a sunken airplane while lookingfor clues and finding adventure. Rosy Pearl Pierre the Tailor and Nadinethe Narwhal are just a few of the fun new friends they'll meet as theyfollow Old Soggy's sniffer through this tropical paradise. In the endit's up to your child to piece the clues together and figure out who'sresponsible for this underwater caper!Product HighlightsChallenge and inspire kids to think for themselves in creative and flexibleways.Kids play with faithful lovable friends as they discover captivating worldswhere they direct the journey and overcome challenges at their own pace.The heart-warming characters and engaging adventures come to life throughfeature-film quality animation original music and the power of a child'simagination.KeyFeatures IncludePlay again and again - new clues new locations and even new culprits awaiteach time you play.Click Points reveal hundreds and hundreds of hidden surprises.Sing songs play games visit a luau and create your very own melodies.Out of time? Save the game and finish later.Exploring new places is the best part of any vacation.Don't forget this is a vacation! Take time to create a song on the organplay with the Crook Book or sharpen skills with Floating Fun!Windows RequirementsIBM PC or 100% Pentium compatible 33MHz 486Windows 3.1 95 98 Me XP8MB of RAMSVGA (640x480 256 color) graphicsSound CardDouble-speed CD-ROM driveMacintosh RequirementsMinimum 25MHz 68040 or PowerPCSystem 7.0 up to 8.68MB of RAM640x480 2
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